Saylor is not retarded. He knows that Govs/ruling class will never concede on credit creation. Never. If #Bitcoin can be irreversibly integrated into the N+1 financial system as collateral, then it will also end up being used for settlement amongst the world's elite. Saylor's contribution should be contextualized within the greater story of #Bitcoin adoption. That brings us to the final hurdle: providers of goods and services accepting #Bitcoin directly, and the privacy tech necessary to allow for that safely. Saylor is delivering #Bitcoin into the ruling class in a way that it can *never* be rejected and will only grow to consume more and more of the financial universe. What have you delivered? View quoted note →

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after much reflection my hope for a world on a bitcoin standard rests with the ultra wealthy: they will embrace bitcoin simply because it's convenient for them and later on they will push it on normies simply to accumulate more bitcoin At the end of the day it is the incentive theory playing out, isn't it? Not the way we hoped (mass adoption) but the way things go